Will ChatGPT Take Your Job?

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The rise in new generative artificial intelligence tools has the potential to rock industries staffed by white collar workers in the coming years. These new tools can create art and do research that previously took years of training, potentially disrupting entire industries. With the emergence of this new paradigm, what will the economy of tomorrow look like?

Chapters:
00:00 — Introduction
01:52 — Can A.I. do my job?
03:34 — The A.I. "Fear Factor"
05:26 — 300 million jobs
06:59 — What's next?

Producer: Brad Howard
Animation: Mallory Brangan
Supervising Producer: Jeff Morganteen

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Will ChatGPT Take Your Job?

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All employers and businesses want to do is to cut labor overhead and get rid of as many jobs as possible...

rcdriver

I love the confidence of these people that 2/3rds of the workers in this country could lose their jobs and miraculously we will all find new ones. I can already tell you, job loss will only be one AI crisis, another will be credit scoring, eligibility for programs, loss of demand in the market due to job loss. I for one hope all of us who get replaced pivot toward politics so we actually have enough smart people to put some reigns on these programs.

joekeanetv

"it will make more jobs" - ok, but what's stopping the AI from doing those jobs too? When ATMs were invented, some tellers may have become, say, accountants, bc ATMs can't do accounting. But when you have AI that CAN learn to do pretty much anything, where will people go? Also, any industry that isn't easily automated will have extra pressure to become automated. We have to start talking about a UBI and who controls the means of production in a world where only a fraction of the population is (for now) employed.

NirvanaFan

Yes. The answer is yes, it will take your job. Don't fall for corporations saying it 'frees employees up for other tasks'. That task is standing in the unemployment line.

TalynWuff

I know of a company that fired a whole lot of their writers in my country and went with AI generated web content. They stayed with all of their editors and enhanced their SEO team.

Quiblets

This is what I love about A.I. You can automate/replace your average $25, 000/yr barista but the machine will cost you $100, 000+ and a technician to maintain the machine for another $50, 000/yr (approx). However, lawyers, writers, accountants, architects, engineers, managers, doctors, ect. can all be replaced with a $3000 pc each.

TheBHAitken

How do I know this video wasn’t created by AI to trick me into believing in the dangers of AI?

NemoEUC

The short answer is YES.
However, many people may be hesitant to admit this due to embarrassment or a lack of understanding about how rapidly AI is advancing and will continue to do so in the coming years.

jainicz

I love chatGPT, I'm in IT and very technical (have a math degree and use to work for SpaceX). However I have dyslexia so, I hate writing emails and have a lot of spelling errors. Ever since chatgpt, I have the system always spell check my emails and it makes me look very sophisticated and professional, I love it!

potato

I think it was on the John Oliver special where I heard someone say that AI will not replace people, but people who use AI will replace people who doesn't use AI. This is true especially for white collar jobs: lawyers, accountants, writers, managers, programmers, etc.

I'm a programmer myself and had been able to incorporate ChatGPT to some of the things I do (like generating content for client's website, generate boilerplate code that I can then edit, asking questions about potential security vulnerabilities of my api endpoints, and many more).

So to white collar workers out there, you should really learn how to incorporate AI in your work. Otherwise someone who uses AI can replace you. Don't expect our corporate overlords to increase our wages though if we learn AI. Actually, they may require more productivity without raising our wages.

tj_mora

I am taking a course on Chat GPT that is only a few months old. The instructor was showing the limitation of using it. Given the example, I gave Chat GPT the same input and it provided me the correct answer. It is improving as we speak and many remain ignorant since they can't visualize the progress.

AndreiKovalev

I’m an educator and I get incredibly nervous when I hear a student bring up how they used Chat-GPT to help them solve their problems.

hou

Interesting how Companies seek a.i. to only replace low level employees, but I say let's develop it to replace the CEO's.

wizaaeed

The company with which I work as a "partner" has decided to implement AI and although they say "it will be a sea of new opportunities" it is evident that all the artists of the company will be replaced, I feel sad, angry, shocked, maybe hopeful but I am afraid. I am truly afraid of the uncertainty of how I will be able to support my family

gatomio

I love that i am starting my senior year of college and AI is starting to advance so rapidly that the industry i am trying to break into will maybe get automated

brandonyellowrobe

If AI starts taking jobs as it is supposed to happen people need to push for a tax for AI use in companies and another type of welfare that becomes universal and gives help to everyone that is affected (lower classes), It's already enough when big companies are no longer happy with monopolies but also beyond acceptable when they start making a void in all economies taking advantage of government's lack of care for the average folk and the tools needed to be part of the new economy. Techno Plutocracy will be our future, it's sad that human potential will be corruptedby power, greed and hedonism.

CristianmrWuno

Best case scenario, from what I can think of, is that AI will reduce a lot of our teams down to just one person, the one directing the AI to do stuff. But hopefully, in doing so, it makes certain projects that would have otherwise been too prohibitively expensive or complicated now feasible for the average person to do. So, best case scenario, we all become our own entrepreneurs working for ourselves, along with a gradually increasing universal basic income funded by taxes on the corporations that laid off the most human workers.

exstasis

I have no job, so there’s nothing to take! 😂

GariFFUSA

I'm from the Philippines and I work in a BPO setting (call center) as a technical support specialist. We have this chatbot and it's been such a huge impact in our line of work. Because of the ai generated thing that's been going on it'll just be transactional and won't show any emotions to any of our clients. Ending results? DSAT's or bad customer review which impacts US humans.

A lot of people will have to disagree with this, but who knows.. money can change everything with just a snap of a finger.

Live humans are better than having a chatGPT or ai serving customers. That's my opinion.

Haters? Smartasses? People who just love to comment be famous? Knock yourself out and be my guest here.

Cheers🍹

pkn

the guy with the fancy mustache looks like he came straight out of borderlands.

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Will ChatGPT Take Your Job?